Northern Youths Assembly Speaker Presents Certificate of Endorsement on behalf of Nasarawa West Senatorial District Youths.

From: Isaac John

Youths in Nasarawa West Senatorial District has endorsed the aspiration of Barrister Labaran Magaji ahead of the nation general elections describing him as the best to Represent the Zone. 

Presenting the letter of Endorsement to over 2000 Youths at the All Progressive Congress Zonal Office, The Speaker of the Northern Youths Assembly of Nigeria (NYAN) Rt.Hon.Ibrahim Mohammed Lawal described the Endorsement as timely and coming when the Youths of the Zone are strategizing in ensuring that competent Politician elected Senator. 

Following the youth friendliness and unrivalled passion for a better Nasarawa Western Zone that characterizes Barrister Magaji coupled with his vast experience and breakthrough in the legal profession, Nasarawa West Youth Alliance, arrived at a decision to endorsed the Matawallen Toto for Nasarawa West Senate seat come 2023.

Recall that , His Excellency Engineer Abdullahi A. Sule has openly declared at the closing ceremony of National Qur'an Recitation Competition held in  Nasarawa town on 1st January, 2022,was quoted as saying that as a Governor and leader of the party in the State will ensure a level playing ground to allow credibility to speak for the aspirants.

The Youths has agreed has decided to support the aspiration of Barrister Labaran Magaji believing that he has all it takes to the zone greater after the exit of Senator Abdullahi Adamu. He is Youths friendly and approachable attitude make him a unique personality among his contemporaries.

On his part, Engr Abdullahi A. Sule who was ably represented by the Commissioner for Youths and Sports, in a speech thank the group coalition most for throwing their undiluted supports and showing of solidarity for the continuity of an industrialist Governor of Nasarawa State to exceed all expectations in less than three years in Office. He added.

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